Bologna, Italy
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Venturini Baldini  - Winalist
Emilian tradition
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Quattro castella 1 reviews 5.0

Venturini Baldini

Our estate is made up of 130 hectares of bio diversity that become Lambrusco and high quality Bal...
Reggiano

75,00 €

Tenuta Di Capezzana - Winalist
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Carmignano 12 reviews 4.7

Tenuta Di Capezzana

In Capezzana art, culture, oil and wines celebrated over the centuries make up an inimitable fres...

25,00 € - 40,00 €

Ruffino 1877 - Winalist
Ruffino Style wine experience
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Mastery since 1877
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Bagno a ripoli 5 reviews 5.0

Ruffino 1877

On the hills just outside Florence, in the municipality of Bagno a Ripoli, among vineyards and ol...
Chianti Classico Brunello di Montalcino Bolgheri

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Arrigoni 1913 - Winalist
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San gimignano 131 reviews 4.8

Arrigoni 1913

San Gimignano is a small town in Tuscany located south-west of Florence. Surrounded by 13th-centu...

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Rocca Di Montegrossi - Winalist
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Gaiole in chianti 6 reviews 4.9

Rocca Di Montegrossi

In one of the most suitable areas of Chianti Classico, in the south part of Gaiole, you’ll find...

10,00 € - 35,00 €

Tenuta Castelnuovo Tancredi - Winalist
A historic winery in one of the most beautiful properties in Tuscany
Buonconvento 2 reviews 5.0

Tenuta Castelnuovo Tancredi

Come and learn about winemaking from the harvest to the final product. A visit to our vineyard to...

25,00 €

Tenuta Belguardo - Winalist
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Grosseto 6 reviews 5.0

Tenuta Belguardo

In the heart of the Tuscan Maremma, on the hills between Grosseto and Montiano and next to the Ty...

15,00 € - 35,00 €

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Palazzo Di Varignana

Beautiful setting and surroundings only 1 hour from Modena. If we knew that this was a big resort before we booked this tasting we would have stayed over night. W...

Angelica

5.0

Cantina Il Poggio

As soon as we arrived at the vineyard we were won over. In addition, Bénédite took care of us and made our tasting a real pleasure. She was able to skillfully t...

Samantha

5.0

Palazzo Di Varignana

It was a wonderful experience, the wines were delicious, and the atmosphere was simply fantastic. Highly recommended!

5.0

Palazzo Di Varignana

We had a wonderful time with friends at this tasting. The wines and oils were delicious!

4.5

Palazzo Di Varignana

Incredible location, careful tasting and impeccable welcome. Experience of Great pleasure. Highly recommended!

CRISTINA

5.0

Monte Delle Vigne

Amazing experience, welcoming, informative, helpful and extremely good wine! Would highly recommend.

Roma

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Cantina Il Poggio

An unforgettable experience! We felt like we were in another world, surrounded by delicious flavors and warm hospitality.

5.0

Cantina Il Poggio

All the ingredients come together to spend an unforgettable moment: the splendor of the decor, the welcome, the flavors, the intimacy during the tasting... Small ...

Nathalie

5.0

Cantina Il Poggio

It was a wonderful experience, we were amazed by the passion and history that came out of each glass of wine.

5.0

Casa Di Noelia

A wonderful place and wonderful people. I highly recommend this experience.

Marika

5.0

Palazzo Di Varignana

What an incredible experience! We had a fantastic time with friends, enjoying wines and olive oils. It was magical!

Anonymous

5.0

Cantina Il Poggio

Excellent hosting in VIP tasting, wonderful view in tasting area. Highly recommended. The wineyard is in the middle of countryside, 60 euro taxi from Parma. Our d...

Hanna

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Barbaterre

The place is very beautiful, in early and summer it will be wonderful: breathtaking views of the Reggio Emilia hills. The welcome was delightful, informal but ver...

simona

5.0

Palazzo Di Varignana

Complete and beautiful experience. Tour of the cellars with detailed, very didactic explanation. Giulia, prepared and friendly, explained everything to us in an e...

saltarin

5.0

Palazzo Di Varignana

Friendly service and expert presentation. The wines and food were really good.

Anne

4.5

Casa Di Noelia

Great experience because we get a tour through the estate and cellar, beautifull told by a lovely Italianen lady who did this only for 3 weeks. The meat and chees...

Ed & Nicolette

5.0

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What you need to know before visiting Bologna

What is the best time to visit Bologna?

The best time to visit Bologna is during the spring (March to May) or fall (September to November), when temperatures are mild and the crowds are smaller. However, the city can be visited year-round, and each season has its unique charm.

What is Bologna's cuisine like?

Bologna is known for its rich culinary traditions, particularly its meat-based dishes such as ragù alla Bolognese and mortadella. The city is also known for its fresh pasta, such as tortellini and tagliatelle, as well as its cheeses, such as Parmigiano Reggiano.

Is Bologna a good destination for families?

Yes, Bologna is a great destination for families. The city has many parks and playgrounds, as well as several family-friendly attractions, such as the Bologna Children's Museum and the Navile Canal Park. The local cuisine is also generally child-friendly, with many options for pasta and pizza.

How To Get To Bologna?

By Plane

Bologna has its own airport, the Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport, which is located just 6 kilometers from the city center. It serves both domestic and international flights, making it a convenient option for travelers coming from other parts of Italy or from abroad. From the airport, visitors can take a taxi or a shuttle bus to get to the city center.


By Train

Bologna is well-connected to the rest of Italy and Europe by train. The city has two train stations, Bologna Centrale and Bologna Mazzini, both of which are located in the city center. From Bologna Centrale, visitors can take trains to various cities in Italy, including Rome, Florence, Milan, and Venice. There are also international trains that connect Bologna to other cities in Europe.


By Car

Visitors can also reach Bologna by car. The city is located at the intersection of several major highways, including the A1 and A14. However, driving in the city center can be challenging due to limited parking and traffic congestion. It is recommended that visitors park their cars outside the city center and take public transportation or walk to their destination.


By Bus

Bologna can also be reached by bus. There are several bus companies that offer services to and from the city, including Flixbus and Eurolines. Buses usually arrive at the Bologna Bus Station, which is located near the city center. From there, visitors can take a taxi or public transportation to their destination.


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